COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)

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This document appears to be a report from the CIA's Stargate program. It contains information about a coordinate remote viewing training conducted at Hoodoo Mountain, California in October 1982. The evaluation states that S1's and S2's were good, but there was difficulty decoding S2 related to a fire. Additionally, there are multiple mentions of the document being approved for release in August 2000. The rest of the document describes intense fires at Hoodoo Mountain in 1967, with details about the destruction caused by the fire and efforts to save the ski resort in the area.

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 CRVT Report:
 COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING  (CRVT)
 DATE/TIME CONDUCTED:     221350 Oct82
 FILE #:
 SITE:      Hoodoo Mountain, California
 (fire 17 Jul 67)
 EVALUATION:  S1's good
 S2's good
 Could not decode fire S2
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 So intense was
 the heat that it split granite boulders in its
 path. Scientists estimate that at its peak the
 cataclysmic fire front released energy equiv-
 alent to that of a 20-kiloton bomb exploding
 every two minutes. One such bomb leveled
 Hiroshima. And, like Hiroshima, the Pack
 River region cooled to a scene of awesome
 devastation
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 Doarn appears imminent for frame buildings at the Iioo-
 doo Ski Bowl near Santiam Pass in Oregon. Leaping from
 tree to tree, flames race along the lower slopes of Hoodoo
 Butte. Chain-saw crews and bulldozer operators frantically
 fell pines ringing the main lodge and these smaller struc-
 tures. Their herculean work saved the resort for the hordes
 of skiers who flock here each winter. Oregon's fiercest fire
 in the summer of 1967, the Big Lake Airstrip blaze, as it
 wos called, destroyed 7,700 acres of magnificent timber-
 ponderosa pine, alpine fir, Engelmann's spruce, western red
 cedar, and western white pine.
 Occasionally the intense heat caused a pine
 to explode with a report like the crack of a
 rifle. Needles and bark flew through the air
 like flaming darts. Ted Mahieu frantically
 brushed a smc dering ember from his hair.
 The holocau t we were watching was
 threatening 1,65,979-acre Willamette Na-
 tional Forest, morV than twice as big as Rhode
 Island and producer of more timber than any
 other national foist (pages 100-101). The
 Hoodoo Ski Bowl c air lift was designed for
 skiers and sightseer   giving them splendid
 views of Mount Wash    gton, Mount Jefferson,
 and other peaks. Butright now the chairs
 were carrying fire f &h ers-and us--to the
 burning summit         Hoodoo  a 5,702-foot
 mountain near Santini Pass
 It was our baptism in fire fighting, and the
 midpoint of a long, dry season that saw a
 fierce epidemic of fares. In the Northwest
 alone more than 150,000 acres of federal
 timber land, plus another 91,000 in state
 and private hands, would be destroyed.
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